How bad are the bad boy billionaires?

By:

Malik, Vipin

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: CBS Publishers and Distributers Pvt. Ltd. New Delhi 2021Description: vi, 310 pISBN:

9789390709199

Subject(s):

Billionaires

DDC classification:

813.6 MAL

Summary: The tiff between the central bank and the Government of India (GoI) which are very apt regarding the NPA issues plaguing the Indian banking sector. The book provides an eloquent background and analysis of how and why such NPAs or apparently good-looking loans turned bad. A broad objective of the book is to put forward a simple question: What is the justification from the banker’s and depositor’s point of view who are suffering hardships in getting back their hard-earned money despite not committing any fault? The primary purpose of this book is to highlight the loopholes in the entire system and to recommend possible remedies

List(s) this item appears in: Public Policy & General Management | Fiction

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The tiff between the central bank and the Government of India (GoI) which are very apt regarding the NPA issues plaguing the Indian banking sector. The book provides an eloquent background and analysis of how and why such NPAs or apparently good-looking loans turned bad. A broad objective of the book is to put forward a simple question: What is the justification from the banker’s and depositor’s point of view who are suffering hardships in getting back their hard-earned money despite not committing any fault? The primary purpose of this book is to highlight the loopholes in the entire system and to recommend possible remedies

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